The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-08

l. iioh- ID. .. morgan is at nome 10
t few days rest He still feels tn
I effects of his late illness.
Mr.. abb" Cooper and family. o
Mt. Pleasant, Penna., are the guest
of Mrs. Sarah Cooper here.
: Florence Wagner vent to ORATOR
on Monday where we learn he ha
: secured a position on the B. & O.
! Mrs. Helen Mestrezat, of Soutl
: Morgantown, will go to Greensbor,
on Thursday for a wight Of tire,
; weeks
: Our clever young friend VIM
Griffith has our thanks for a new
subscription and the cash handed us
on Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Jacobs and daughter
Grace, left Thursday to visit Union.
town and Pittsburg friends.-Frost.
burg journal.
Miss Clara Hough has gone to
st. Mary's College. Maryland, where
she will teach music during the cur
rent school year.
Miss Lou Sanders, of Pennington.
who has been visiting Prof. Wade's
family and other friends here return
ed to her home on Monday.
i Our clever and popular young fell
low citizen, j. Marshall Jacobs. of
the Falls, was in town yesterday at
tending to some business matters.
Mr.. Jonathan E. Stansberry, one
of the clever citizens of Grant dis
trlct, was among those who made
this office business calls on Satur
day.
We are glad to see Mr.. Fl. C.
Showalter able again to be on the
street. He has had quite severe
illness, and looks quite thin
Richie Revtew
Mr.. George S. Vance is off for a
brief visit at Anderson, Indiana and
points in Ohio. His daughter, Miss
Allie, who has been there for some
time will return with him.
Mrs. Williams, of Pennsylvania.
and Miss Barb, of Monongalia coun-
ty, who have been visiting the fam
lily OF Gideon Price and others have
returned home.-Richie Gazette.
Mrs. Anna Richards has gone to
Iowa and Kansas for visit of sew
eral months and before her return
will probably go to California to
look after some property she has
there.
Hon. D. H. Leonard, of Parkers-
burg, Chairman of the democratic
State Committee, is said to be Sc
rlously considering removing to Kan
sas City, were strong inducements
have been offered him provided he
will settle there.
J..R. Miller, the tobacconist, has
gone east by way of his home at
Washington, to buy an immense
stock of tobacco. He will enlarge
his factory and endeavor to turn out
tobies and tips rapidly enough to
keep up with his orders.
Mr. J. G. Wallace, proprietor of the
Wallace House, has gone to Louis
vile, Ky, where he will spend few
days and then 60 to St. Louis for a
few days. He will return next week.
1t isn't often he takes an outing and
we wish him pleasant trip.
David C. Hogue, of South Bend,
Indiana, came to his old home here
last Friday and will remain for two
or three weeks. He was accompan
led by his aunt Mrs. d. G. Hogue, of
the same city who will spend some
time here. Dawes numerous old ,
friends are glad to see him again.
Maj. and Mrs. E. A. Bennett gave a I
party in honor of the seventeenth
anniversary of the birth of their
daughter, Miss Virginia, at their
on Ninth street, Tuesday
night The young lady was remem-
oered by her friends with many
handsome presents.-H Huntington Ad-
w. L. W. Barbe, city editor of the !
Parkersburg Journal, came up from {
hat place on Saturday and remain !
I'd until Monday, visiting his parents
md many friends. Mr.. Barbe is a {
we'll equipped newspaper man and
makes his department of the Journal \
very popular All were glad to meet
lin again. !
Captain Charles Dunlap, the re-
iring Superintendent of the Western Q
Division of the B. & 0. Road, was 4
presented with handsome gold 2
watch and chain, before his depar- l
ure. by the railroad employees at
grafton. Mrs. Dunlap, at the same
ime, was the recipient of magnif- S
ent silver water set a
Miss Name Morrison, who has \
'een the guest of her sister Mrs. L. T
I. Keck, for the past month will o
cave for her home in Pittsburg Fri a
ay of this week. While here b
Hiss Morrison made many friends, f;
7ho will extend to her hearty well n
ONE upon her again honoring the a.
Athens with a visit. h
Daisy, the little daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. John H. Brown, while play X
ng ON some lumber in the yard, got :
old of q caterpillar put it in her N
louth before her mother could pre- CT
ent it, but fortunately no harm was /
one other than getting her lips Il
ricked with the needles on the I
Torm's back. She is all right now. g.
: Kingacood Argus. es
Thomas G. Rector, of this county, q
graduate, last June, of the State ~
University, at Morgantown. left this
fternoon for the Johns Hopkins Uni. - -
ersity at Baltimore to pursue u
pecial course in chemistry and phys "
-. Mr.. Rector is a young man of IN
rains, culture and character, Of /,
HON the county has much reason o'
} be proud.--ParkersJurg Journal. =,
Ed. G. Protzman was lately elect IT
! the delegate to represent Monon- Ii
ALA Lodge No. 10, l. O. O. F., in O
&c coming session of the Grand C.
ncampment and Grand Lodge in
'heeling during the week beginning
ctober oath. Several members Of le
le lodge were DESTROYS OF being q